Since the 1980’s, there has been a rich tradition of annual international Karl-Barth-Tagungen (Karl Barth Conferences) in the Netherlands. At … Continue reading CFP: Barth’s theological exegesis 38th International Barth Conference in The Netherlands
In the last several decades, theological anthropology has witnessed a Christocentric turn. Whether it was Ray Anderson’s claim that “only … Continue reading Book Note: Embodied Souls, Ensouled Bodies
Saturday’s first plenary was delivered by George Hunsinger. He is the McCord Professor of Systematic Theology at Princeton Theological Seminary. … Continue reading Agape and the Long Defeat – George Hunsinger
This week I’m preaching on Romans 1:18-32 – probably one of the most culturally offensive passages of scripture – but … Continue reading Views on God’s Wrath in Romans 1
How can preaching inspire and shape a church to share the goodness of God in Jesus Christ with neighbors near … Continue reading Missional Preaching in a Post-Christendom World
Several years ago Paul Molnar wrote a book on Divine Freedom and the doctrine of the Immanent Trinity – now … Continue reading Faith, Freedom, and The Spirit
The god of the philosophers. A lot of people have beef with this “god.” With good reason too – God … Continue reading Karl Barth’s Letter to Diognetus
In laying out Barth’s position on the Lord’s Supper we cannot properly speak of “Barth’s position” because Barth ended his … Continue reading Karl Barth on The Meaning of the Lord’s Supper
It is well known that Adolf von Harnack along with other German theologians of the early 20th century promoted a … Continue reading Jesus Christ and the Essence of Christianity
Yesterday I went to ETS Far West 2014 and heard several really good papers. Unlike ETS the last few times, … Continue reading Patcum Salutis and Social Contract Theory
